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How can I make a cat-eye effect using eyeliner?
I need to know which eyeliner I should use and also the technique for making 1960's mod cat-eye (think Audrey Heburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's) on my own eyes.
If you think I should use a liquid liner, please recommend a brand for me.
Thanks!
I personally use a liquid and it doesnt really matter which one you use. I use one my cousin gave me. Ive also used a cake eyeliner..doesnt matter which its left up to preference. You will also need:
Cake eyeliner in Black
Eyeliner brush
Eyeshadow brush
Q-Tips
Chubby pencil in dark shades
Dark color eyeshadow (You don't want the color to be too matte or too shiny—it just needs a little iridescence. Flat matte colors are too hard and shiny colors are too messy)
Black mascara
One pair (two if you’re daring) of Ardel demi whispies. Individual lashes can be used for a more subtle look, and also to enhance the upper outer lashes to pull your eyes up and open and angle them up for cat-shaped eyes.
A good eyebrow pencil
Highlight shimmer for under the eyebrows
Make sure you’ve applied your foundation, concealer and powder. (Don’t forget to powder your under-eye concealer too!)
Start by using your chubby pencil. Stroke from the front corner to the end of your lash line drawing a soft smudgy line.
With the eyeliner brush apply a dark eyeshadow (like Masquerade) against your smudged line for a soft smoky look.
Moisten your q-tip and gently blend the edges.
For the top eyeliner: Take your eyeliner brush with the cake eyeliner for an awesome cat eye shape or look. Place
your index finger at the end of your eyebrow and gently stroke your eyeliner down towards your lashes, going from
a thicker line at the outer corner and getting thinner as you go inward. Apply line thickness to desired look and
stroke down into your natural lashes.
Take your eyeshadow brush and dip it into shadow. Think of your eye as a picture frame to pop out or enhance your
eye by applying the shadow from the bottom corner continuing up into the top eyeliner, connecting the top and
bottom eyeliners (like a sideways V). Stay in the creases only and go from the outer end of the crease to the inner.
For a super glam look, fill in the whole eyelid with your eyeshadow. Don't worry if you make a mistake. Q-tips are like erasers.
Curl lashes, then apply a coat of mascara. (ALWAYS use an eyelash curler to curl your eyelashes before applying
mascara.) The trick to the cat eye is to pull everything up and out. If you want even more enhancement, throw on
one pair of lashes—and if you are daring enough throw on a second pair. Do not put another layer of mascara on
top of that. You want the lashes to be fluffy, flirty and sexy.
To polish this look off, draw a nice brow with a little bit of an arch and apply some super shimmer highlight on your
eyebrow bone. You can't have color and glitter on your eye for a smoky look but you can put some on your brow
bone as an accessory.
Meow Your Way to a More Glamorous Cat Eye Makeup
If you want to set a new look this season, then the dark eyes are making a dramatic comeback and are a popular trend among the young and older generations. This latest makeup bandwagon is known as the cat eye makeup. Based on the 50's retro look, this kind of makeup has stirred the interest of glamorous women out there. Basically, the main focus of this makeup technique is to showcase strong eyes while maintaining a contemporary spice on the classic look and at the same time balanced with pale nude lips as opposed to the retro red lips used years back.
The history of this kind of makeup technique is traced back to the ancient Egyptian culture. So if you try to visualize the kind of Egyptian culture you learned in your history classes, you will notice that their civilization is very much inclined to fine arts. Even Egyptian women showed great glamour which are being manifested in their excellently ornate eyes. The perfect look of the Egyptian women is now known to today's generation as the 50's winged look. This sophisticated look in the era of the 50's is characterized as strong and bold yet but with the edge of extreme finesse. Because of this, women who want to reflect their strong personality and at the same time their soft side mostly prefers cat eye makeup.
Did you notice that cats are endowed with distinct black outlined eyes? This is mostly the reason why this kind of makeup is called the cat eye. Though there are some who best describe this kind of make up technique as the elongated almond eyes, the image of the cat's eyes is evidently seen. The eyes of the Egyptian were drawn with lines that are likened to that of the cat's where the black color extends beyond the eyeline and going to the ears. Because of the great femininity appeal of the cat eye makeup, is now the most sought after of Hollywood celebrities today and even to ordinary women who want to exude great glamour and sophistication.
Now are you planning to reward yourself with an excellent look brought by the cat eye technique? Getting the kind of Hollywood and regal look is actually easy as the steps can be done even without the help of a professional makeup artist. To do the cat eye makeup look, here are some simple instructions you can follow. Within minutes, you can now enjoy a glamorous and the look of a star. When doing the cat eye makeup, you first need to make sure that the foundation is properly applied under the eyes and the shading and highlighting must define your cheekbones and define your jaw. Meanwhile, to define your eyes, use a light shadow in your eye lid with a pale creamy brown or soft gray shadow. Blend your chosen color from your eyelids softly in an upward direction to your browbone, and this would serve as your base shadow. Your next step in your cat eye makeup is to work on the deeper side into the contour to be able to define the socket and blend the shadow just along the crease.
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